It's been a weird week so I haven't cooked much. So in that regard, this is a very easy meal.
So this week we'll be making chickpea and sweet potatoes curry.
Ingredients :
2 small onions (or 1 larger one)
2 cloves of garlic
an inch or so of ginger
1 tbs curry mix of your choice
1 can chickpeas
1 large sweet potato
1 cup water
1 can coconut milk
1/2 cup frozen peas
1 cup diced tomatoes
basmati rice, to serve
oil (I'm using peanut oil)
1. In a thick bottomed sauce pan warm about 1 tbs of the oil. Add the diced onions and cook, stirring often, until translucent.
>>8183483
2. Add the garlic (minced), the ginger (grated) and the curry spices.
>>8183488
3. Cook the aromatics with the onions until fragrant.
Rinse the chickpeas and add to the pot. Peel the sweet potato and cut roughly into cubed. Add it to the pot as well.
>>8183490
4. Add the coconut milk and the water.
Mix well and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until the sweet potato cubes are tender.
>>8183491
5. Stir in the frozen peas.
>>8183492
6. And the tomatoes.
Once the peas and tomatoes are heated through the curry is ready.
>>8183495
7. Serve with the basmati rice.
Enjoy!
Looks great OP, and super easy. Has me wanting to make something similar this weekend.
>>8183560
Thanks! It's an easy one pot meal. Post results if you do something like it over the week end!
And the vertical before I forget.
sounds cool
I have some mixed chickpeas and fava beans (came canned that way) would it be worth using?
>>8183797
If you like fava beans, I don't see why not.
I'll be making stuffed Zucchini flowers for entrée and Vegetable and Haloumi stack with capsicum infused nap sauce. If this thread is still up by dinner time I'll post pics. Happy cooking guys.
>>8183455
Show us a picture of your cat
>>8185467
Pet pictures are the only reason I come to this dang board
>>8183455
Hey, I made potato curry tonight too!
>>8183499
Looks delicious OP
>>8186046
Awesome timing. And thanks!
>>8183499
Looks tasty af.
It will be a lot better though if you toast your spices in a dry pan and then grind them with a mortar and pestle.
>>8186335
Valid point. Though they do fry a bit with the oil and the onions.
>not defreezing the peas before putting them in
shiggydiggy
>>8186348
You pretty much never thaw frozen peas before using them. They heat through in 1-2 minutes tops and thawing them first would make them turn to mush (which is fine if you're making mushy peas, but otherwise unwanted)
what can I replace coconut milk with that isn't dairy or pretentious?
>>8186421
Coconut allergy?
You could probably swap with for soy and/or other nut milk if those are safe for you, but you'll be missing some of the creaminess.
Or silken tofu that you've thrown in a blender, I guess.
>>8186435
nah not allergic, just asking in case it's expensive or unavailable.
>>8186442
A can runs me maybe 1.50$? 0.79$ on sale?
My supermarket stocks it in the baking aisle for some reason (as opposed to the aisle with the est of the asian ingredients).
It's pretty easily available (at least in the frozen lands of Canada where I am).
>>8185436
bump for those zucchini flowers
>>8187590
Ah yes, forgot, sorry. So I crumbed the zucchini flowers and piped them full of ricotta and goats cheese. Beneath them is s cauliflower steak with curry powder and seasoning.
For the stack there's eggplant, mushroom, capsicum, zucchini, red onion, tomato, pumpkin and haloumi with a nap sauce and roasted capsicum infused sauce.
>>8187688
>>8187702
Also, my cat, just because I've been wanted to post her on this board for a while now. Her name is Aayla Secura
>>8187712
>>8187854
Napolitana sauce.
>>8187712
Nice cat